Which feature of medieval English common law is still the basis of British and American law today?
Laws are only valid if they are in agreement with the nation's written constitution. Legal decisions are based on judges' interpretations of previous court decisions. Judges are either elected for terms of a specified number of years or appointed for life. The rights of trial by jury and of freedom from unreasonable search are guaranteed.

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Which feature of medieval English common law is still the basis of British and American law today?
Laws are only valid if they are in agreement with the nation's written constitution. Legal decisions are based on judges' interpretations of previous court decisions. Judges are either elected for terms of a specified number of years or appointed for life. The rights of trial by jury and of freedom from unreasonable search are guaranteed.

anonymous · Answer

Which feature of medieval English common law is still the basis of British and American law today?
Laws are only valid if they are in agreement with the nation's written constitution. 

Legal decisions are based on judges' interpretations of previous court decisions. 

Judges are either elected for terms of a specified number of years or appointed for life. 

The rights of trial by jury and of freedom from unreasonable search are guaranteed.

anonymous · Answer

@Abhisar @nincompoop

anonymous · Answer

@Abhisar kaise ho

anonymous · Answer

@dan815 @dancingdiamond

anonymous · Answer

@Abhisar aapko pata hain ye answer?

abhisar · Answer

Sorry !
History is not my subject :(

anonymous · Answer

@dancingdiamond @dan815  you know it?

abhisar · Answer

O_o

anonymous · Answer

I have no clue.. I'm in only in the first semester of history. I ask questions about history on openstudy because I suck at it. I can't help :( sorry

anonymous · Answer

then who can help?